Teaching Resource

Days of the Week Playdough Mats

PDF | 7 pages|Grades: F - 1

A set of playdough tracing mats to use in the classroom when learning to identify, sequence and spell the days of the week.

Use this teaching resource in the classroom as a fine motor spelling activity when learning the days of the week.

Print and laminate each card for students to use during literacy rotations.

Encourage students to make each day of the week with playdough then trace the word with a removable marker.

Use the download dropdown menu to select your preferred font for this resource.

NSW Curriculum alignment

MA1-13MG
Time - describes, compares and orders durations of events, and reads half- and quarter-hour time
In Mathematics Stage 1 Measurement and Geometry

Victorian Curriculum alignment

VCMMG097
Describe duration using months, weeks, days and hours
In Mathematics Level 1 Measurement and Geometry

Australian Curriculum alignment

ACMMG008
Connect days of the week to familiar events and actions
In Mathematics Foundation Year Measurement and Geometry Using units of measurement
ACMMG021
Describe duration using months, weeks, days and hours
In Mathematics Year 1 Measurement and Geometry Using units of measurement

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Cool resource but a bit disappointed it doesn’t have Tas font.

Mikayla Matic · Jul 31st, 2017

Hi Mikayla,
Thank you for your positive comment and suggestion. We have created a TAS font version of this resource.
Please feel free to use the drop-down menu and download the TAS font for your class.
Kind regards,
Victoria.

Victoria (Teach Starter) · Aug 1st, 2017

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